Sharper Sense
Sharper Sense develops single-use, non-invasive neurostimulation patches designed to enhance cognition and sensory processing. By delivering an electric field to stimulate nerves in the neck, their technology aims to improve alertness and reduce errors in high-stakes environments. Target users include military personnel, athletes, first responders, shift workers, students, and older adults. The company is active in research and has been recognized in several accelerator programs and neurotechnology awards.
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Wearable patch that delivers non-invasive electrical stimulation to the neck to enhance cognition and sensory processing.
Wearable patch that delivers non-invasive electrical stimulation to the neck to enhance cognition and sensory processing.
Expertise Areas
- Neurostimulation device development
- Cognitive and sensory enhancement
- Non-invasive neuromodulation
- Biomedical engineering
Key Technologies
- Transcutaneous cervical vagus nerve stimulation
- Neuromodulation
- Wearable sensors
- Human factors engineering
Key People
News & Updates
Received a grant from the National Science Foundation for translational research.
Named a final nominee for the BCI Award recognizing innovation in brain-computer interfaces.
Chosen to participate in Columbia University’s BiomedX program supporting health technology commercialization.
Accepted into the Cornell Tech Runway Postdoc Program supporting commercialization of academic innovations.
Study published in Nature Scientific Reports showing improved sensory function with non-invasive vagus nerve stimulation.
Featured in Springer Nature Briefs in ECE for research on neurostimulation and BCI.
Received a grant from the National Science Foundation for translational research.
Named a final nominee for the BCI Award recognizing innovation in brain-computer interfaces.
Chosen to participate in Columbia University’s BiomedX program supporting health technology commercialization.
Accepted into the Cornell Tech Runway Postdoc Program supporting commercialization of academic innovations.
Study published in Nature Scientific Reports showing improved sensory function with non-invasive vagus nerve stimulation.
Featured in Springer Nature Briefs in ECE for research on neurostimulation and BCI.